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Re: Rye Bag, 1wk after Noc - worried about Contams - Orange Dots? Lots of Water Dropplets Normal? [Re: po0dingles]
#11016028 - 09/07/09 04:27 PM (2 years, 8 months ago) |
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 c'mon, 20+ views and no comments. Can anyone at least say if they've had this happen before???
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Re: Rye Bag, 1wk after Noc - worried about Contams - Orange Dots? Lots of Water Dropplets Normal? [Re: po0dingles]
#11016610 - 09/07/09 06:29 PM (2 years, 8 months ago) |
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It isn't unusual for spores to take over a week to germinate and be visible to the naked eye.
However, that second picture looks like bacterial contamination to me. A lot of the kernels look like they have a milky/greasy halo. How does it smell? Sniff the filter patch. If it smells like gym socks or really anything bad you are screwed. I also see those dots your are talking about. If its a mold you'll know in a couple days. It will likely spread quickly.
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Re: Rye Bag, 1wk after Noc - worried about Contams - Orange Dots? Lots of Water Dropplets Normal? [Re: chucklehead]
#11019680 - 09/08/09 08:25 AM (2 years, 8 months ago) |
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Yep its a contamination buddy, the grey sustance bwtween the grains is a bacteria (wet spot bacteria  hate it)
Throw this bag out!
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Re: Rye Bag, 1wk after Noc - worried about Contams - Orange Dots? Lots of Water Dropplets Normal? [Re: dstark]
#11022942 - 09/08/09 04:56 PM (2 years, 8 months ago) |
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Damn I knew it. I'm going to keep the bag for a couple more weeks to develop and study the bacteria/mold. I'm not going to open it, I just want to be able to document with better photos later on so people can identify this shit quicker.
And of course, very thoroughly clean the area as well. I can trust the filter to keep the shit that's in the back, IN the bag right? In otherwords, that shit won't get out and make my family sick, will it?
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Re: Rye Bag, 1wk after Noc - worried about Contams - Orange Dots? Lots of Water Dropplets Normal? [Re: po0dingles]
#11026341 - 09/09/09 08:54 AM (2 years, 8 months ago) |
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This bacteria is everywhere, in the air, water etc. so dont worry x) :P
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Re: Rye Bag, 1wk after Noc - worried about Contams - Orange Dots? Lots of Water Dropplets Normal? [Re: dstark]
#11043684 - 09/11/09 10:31 PM (2 years, 8 months ago) |
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This marks the end of week 2. It's starting to grow grayish shit over the top 2inches. I don't believe it to be mycelium. I have my bag storred in an area that's 80-85 degrees. I'm wondering if this was too hot. I also had injected the bag with a total of 3cc's of spores.
Aside from the grey shit, there's still a bunch of small orange dots, exploded rye grains, and a bit more of 'juice' on the bottom. It still hasn't started to pool yet, however I'm certain now that mold has taken over.
GOD FKING DAMN IT!
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Re: Rye Bag, 1wk after Noc - worried about Contams - Orange Dots? Lots of Water Dropplets Normal? [Re: po0dingles]
#11045638 - 09/12/09 09:02 AM (2 years, 8 months ago) |
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Lol man, cmon throw it out xD
i had a jar that i forgot of for about half a year, it was fully dry almost no smell :/
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Re: Rye Bag, 1wk after Noc - worried about Contams - Orange Dots? Lots of Water Dropplets Normal? [Re: dstark]
#11045995 - 09/12/09 10:22 AM (2 years, 8 months ago) |
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lol I don't have another bag. Waiting on Jars to ship to me, but won't get here till next week. I may buy some brown rice and try sterilizing an old pasta sauce jar just to keep me entertained.
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Re: Rye Bag, 1wk after Noc - worried about Contams - Orange Dots? Lots of Water Dropplets Normal? [Re: po0dingles]
#11051226 - 09/13/09 09:56 AM (2 years, 8 months ago) |
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Quote:
I have my bag storred in an area that's 80-85 degrees.
72-80 degrees is best. Mycellium produce their own heat; Incubating just creates warmer temperatures that molds/bacteria's love. You'll find posts from multiple trusted members (RR, agar etc etc) that recommend lower temps to incubate.
My FOAF allows his to incubate at room temperature; which for him is about 78 degrees.
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Re: Rye Bag, 1wk after Noc - worried about Contams - Orange Dots? Lots of Water Dropplets Normal? [Re: rorschachX]
#11051235 - 09/13/09 09:58 AM (2 years, 8 months ago) |
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Quote:
rorschachX said:
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I have my bag storred in an area that's 80-85 degrees.
72-80 degrees is best. Mycellium produce their own heat; Incubating just creates warmer temperatures that molds/bacteria's love. You'll find posts from multiple trusted members (RR, agar etc etc) that recommend lower temps to incubate.
My FOAF allows his to incubate at room temperature; which for him is about 78 degrees.
Higher temps also create condensation on the sides of the bag/jars which also creates a nice little environment for molds/bacteria.
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